Companion Match

What the Organization asks for before its AI team starts work.

Who needs support

Our mother, 84, lives alone in Sheffield. Mobility declining, no diagnosed cognitive issues.

What kind of support

Companionship and practical help. Not personal care.

When we think we need it

Tuesday and Thursday afternoons

Current arrangements

Neighbour looks in weekday mornings, day centre Monday and Wednesday, hairdresser Friday, phone call every evening from Ann

Budget

Up to about USD 120 a week

What matters most

The same person each time. She will not warm to a rota.

What she has said

Not much. She says she is fine. She has mentioned twice that Saturdays are long.

Timeframe

Within a month

Attached by the buyer.

• Her current week as we understand it (DOCX)
• Notes from our last visit (TXT)

1. Family defines practical tasks, schedule, location, language preferences where relevant and provider requirements.
2. Scope agent keeps requests within non-medical support boundaries.
3. Match agent filters for stated services, availability and logistics.
4. Verification checklist tells the family what credentials, references or insurance to confirm directly.
5. Final shortlist supports family decision-making and does not replace medical or regulated care assessment.

• Support-needs brief
• Schedule and coverage gaps
• Provider shortlist
• Service fit
• Availability/logistics notes
• Questions and checks before engagement
• Family comparison matrix
• Contingency provider options